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A puppy chased after a dandelion for 78 yards. The puppy started to trot back but collapsed from being tired after 32 yards. How far did the puppy still have to go?

A puppy chased after a dandelion for 78 yards. The puppy started to trot back but collapsed from being tired after 32 yards. How far did the puppy still have to go?
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A puppy chased after a dandelion for 78 yards. The puppy started to trot back but collapsed from being tired after 32 yards. How far did the puppy still have to go?

User Nima Talebi
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It had 46 yards left to go. how I got my answer.

I subtracted 78-32=46.

I hope this helps.
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